Sweden Car Sales By Brand : 2013

Volvo V40 sales increased nearly 180%

Despite a drop in sales of 3.8%, Sweden had quite a strong sales year. It is not that far behind the best years it has ever had. Good news for Volvo was it pulled away at the top, after years of VW steadily closing in. Volvo's one fifth of all sales was the best since 2007.

Good news also for Mazda with the CX5 and 6 models going well. Dacia had all three of its models in good form. Jaguar's success was based around the XF model.

Yellow is down, blue for a couple who did manage slight market share gains and the green shading for those who increased sales.

11	12	13		Sales	Share	+/-
1	1	1	Volvo	53,844	20.0%	2%
2	2	2	VW	39,392	14.6%	-8%
3	3	3	Audi	17,238	6.4%	1%
5	4	4	Toyota	17,199	6.4%	4%
6	5	5	BMW	16,190	6.0%	1%
7	6	6	Kia	14,831	5.5%	-8%
8	8	7	Skoda	12,177	4.5%	2%
4	7	8	Ford	10,771	4.0%	-22%
10	9	9	Hyundai	10,403	3.9%	-12%
9	12	10	Renault	9,294	3.5%	-2%
11	10	11	Mercedes	9,210	3.4%	-19%
12	11	12	Peugeot	7,264	2.7%	-32%
14	13	13	Nissan	6,535	2.4%	1%
13	14	14	Opel	5,218	1.9%	-10%
17	16	15	Fiat	5,114	1.9%	17%
15	15	16	Citroen	4,948	1.8%	-11%
20	17	17	Subaru	4,925	1.8%	14%
21	19	18	Honda	3,638	1.4%	28%
23	22	19	Mazda	3,494	1.3%	62%
22	23	20	Seat	2,678	1.0%	28%
16	18	21	Mitsubishi	2,622	1.0%	-26%
18	21	22	Suzuki	2,566	1.0%	-5%
24	20	23	Chevrolet	2,473	0.9%	-10%
25	28	24	Dacia	2,233	0.8%	258%
26	24	25	MINI	1,360		-9%
29	25	26	Land Rover	832		1%
28	26	27	Lexus	717		0%
31	30	28	Porsche	554		6%
27	29	29	Jeep/Dodge	416		-22%
33	31	30	Lancia	376		-19%
30	32	31	Alfa Romeo	230		-15%
32	33	32	Jaguar	199		72%
			Others	422
			Total	269,363		-4%

Data source: Thanks to Bil Sweden.

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